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DCSOPS - Divisions, Institutional
Training (Divs [IT]) Overview

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PURPOSE

The purpose of this briefing is to
provide information on the mission
and issues facing the Divs (IT)

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DIVISION (Institutional
Training) MISSION

* The Divs (IT) are an extension of the
Proponent Schools, training the AC,

NGB, and USAR soldiers in a USAR
environment. This training includes IET,
ROTC, and USMA. The Divs (IT) manage
the TASS Battalions to regulatory and
POIs standards which cover MOSQ,
ANCOC, BNCOC, PLDC, CGSOC and
CAS3.

* During partial mobilization, the Divs
(IT) provide Training Base Expansion.

* During full mobilization, the Divs (IT)

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DIVISION (Institutional
Training) REGIONS

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Div (IT) TASS
Structure

• 29 Bde HQs
1,185

• 37 CS Bns
2,574

• 24 CSS Bns
3,258

• 7 Med Bns
1,082

1 7 PDE Bns

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Soldiers Trained - FY 2001
- YTD

COMPONENT

100th

104th

108th

80th

84th

95th

98th

Totals

ACIWE

122

235

215

285

119

202

154

1332

ARNG

3183

3950

2327

2710

3607

3669

3025

22471

USAF

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

USAR

1715

4209

3072

3016

4303

4008

3503

23826

USCG

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

USMC

17

2

46

2

17

2

12

98

USN

3

0

0

0

0

0

14

17

OTHER

18

17

29

18

950

16

34

1082

Totals

5058

8414

5689

6031

8996

7897

6743

48828

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Nonconduct Reasons

100th

104th

108th

80th

84th

95th

98th

Totals

No reason specified

0

1

0

1

0

0

1

3

Low Fill

55

117

50

60

80

102

58

522

Consolidated

61

17

4

36

28

54

18

218

Instructor

0

1

5

5

0

1

0

12

Moved to National mission

0

1

1

0

1

2

0

5

POI

8

29

12

6

19

15

5

94

TRAP Down

3

3

1

20

4

22

3

56

Equipment

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

3

School Over- Scheduled

0

4

0

1

0

0

0

5

Mobilization

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

Totals

127

173

74

129

132

199

85

919

7

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DMOSQ History

• FY 99-MOS requirement was 21,306
and the actual input was 12,333 for a fill
rate of 58%

• FY OO-MOS requirement was 14,805
and the Actual input was 10,938 for a fill
rate of 74%

• FY Ol-MOS requirement was 12,152
and the Actual input was 9961 for a fill
rate of 82%

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Factors

Affecting Past
Fill Rates

Increased units mobilized for Bosnia.

• POIs are getting longer and soldiers can't attend
MOSQ in an AT status.

• As MOSQ rate increases, requirements decrease.

• Increased MOSQ across the board by 5% in FY 01.

• Reduced class cancellations for instructor
shortages by 92%.

• Only 2 classes cancelled in TY 01 for equipment
shortages.

Most classes are cancelled due to low fill.

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Increased uni

Factors
Affecting
Future Fill
Rates

>eration Noble

Eagle and Operation Enduring Freedom. This affects
students and instructors.

• Current DA message states:

• USAR soldiers enrolled in a resident PDE course
will complete the course and join the unit upon
graduation.

• USAR soldiers scheduled for a resident MOS
producing course or PDE course will not mobilize.

• USAR soldiers with a primary, secondary or
additional MOS, but are not DMOSQ, will mobilfM)

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• Units deploying CONUS goes as is.

• Units deploying OCONUS deploy at deployability
C-rating or the CINC's requirement.

• Units can cross-level prior to alert, but can not
degrade another unit to fix a mobilizing unit.

• Current legal constraints prohibit mobilizing the
Divs (IT) to train non-mobilizing soldiers.

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Challenges

• Finding a consolidated location to meet
everyone's demand. Proponent schools do not have
adequate facilities.

• Getting solders' employers to allow more than 1 AT
per year so that 2 + 2 classes can be utilized.

• Getting additional funding for Phase I ADTs and
instructor additional days.

• Finding soldiers who can do additional classes
outside their region to off-set TASS instructor
mobilizations.

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• NGB is stretched to the max and needs 95B10

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USARC Actions

Cancelled the following classes:

ENGINEER :

052-CMF51CET, PHI, Class 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 010, Oil, 012
(Soldiers affected: 119)

052-12B10, PHI, Class 001 (47)

052-51B10, PH2, Class 001 (60)

052-62E10, PH3, Class 001, 002 (32)

052-62J10, PH2, Class 001 (11)

131-F13, PHI, Class 001 (1)

131-TAITC PHI, Class 002, 003 (14) (Total - 284)

MILITARY POLICE :

191-95B10 (F), PH 1, Class 001, 003, 005, 006, 007,008 (Soldiers affected: 130)
191-95B10 (F), PH2, Class 001 (125)

191-95B30 (F), PH2, Class 001 (32)

191-95B40 (F), PH2, Class 001 (16) (Total - 303)

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE :

301-96B10 PH2, Class 001 (Soldiers affected: 17)
301-96B10 PH4, Class 001 (10)

301-97B10 PH2, Class 001, 002, 003 (42)

301-97B10 PH4, Class 001, 002 (24)

301-97E10A PH2 Class 001, 002 (33) (Total - 126)

SIGNAL : The USAR TASS battalion can teach the 74C course because all the instructors were mobilized with the 108th.

(Total - 713)

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Steps for
TRADOC
Mobilizations

• TRADOC conducts an assessment of the TBE
support required to perform the training mission
within 48 hours of receipt from DA.

• TRADOC forwards its TBE requirements to
FORSCOM for action, while copying furnishing the
USARC and NGB so that they can begin planning.
FORSCOM will validate the requirement and process
the request like any other operational requirement.

• FORSCOM will provide requests for alert and
mobilization to HQDA, info TRADOC. TRADOC will
advise its installations of pending mobilizations sfc4

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gram Objective Memorandum (POM) PROCES
SCHOOLS PROGRAM

• POM ADDRESSED BY MDEP

• USARC School Program MDEPs

TRIT - (Student Funding) Resources the RC soldiers' expenses to attend MOS
Reclass Training

TRPD - (Student Funding) Resources the RC soldiers' expenses to attend
professional development, leader development, special skills, senior leader and
refresher/proficiency training.

TRNM - (Schoolhouse Funding) Resources operating costs to support TASS for
MOS reclass tng to include the mission of augmenting TRADOC IET and ROTC
instructor support. Includes Pay and Allowances, Travel and Per diem for RC
instructors and support personnel for the schools and institutions.

TRNC - (Schoolhouse Funding) Resources operating costs to support TASS for
professional development tng. Includes Pay and Allowances, Travel and Per diem for
RC instructors and support personnel for the schools and institutions.

TFNC - (Schoolhouse Funding) Resources operating costs to support TASS for
special skills and refresher proficiency training. Includes Pay and AllowancesJj&vel
and Per diem for RC instructors and support personnel for the schools and

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"ogram Objective Memorandum (POM) PROCE

• POM = 6-Year Programming $$$ by Management Decision Packages (MDE1

• MDEP Identifies specific programs, e.g., schools, exercises, annual training, etc.

• Oct-Dec 02 beginning POM Cycle for FY04-09

• Current FY02 funding initially addressed during POM 02-07

in FY00

• After a POM cycle - Funding is locked for upcoming 2 years (called POM L<

Execution Year (Currently FY02) and Budget Year (next Fiscal Year-FYO

• FY02 Funding locked in Jun FY00.

• FY04 Funding will lock in Jun FY02.

FY02

FY03

FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07

FY

Execution Yr

Budget Yr

POM Yrs (t^M 04-0

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